I have the impression that most people in this thread are using LiquidText the wrong way. I use it on a daily basis and love it, but one has to know in what sce

I have the impression that most people in this thread are using LiquidText the wrong way. I use it on a daily basis and love it, but one has to know in what scenarios to use it. If you have to write lots of notes, don't use it. As much as I love the app, its note taking capabilities are not the best. Where LiquidText really shines is when one has to do deep research. I usually upload several papers around a similar topic to LiquidText, and keep the note section more for finding snippets of all the papers. Most of my best ideas came from using this app. All that said, I would love if the note taking part of LiquidText would be more similar to GoodNotes. Combining the pros of those two apps would be a killer app I'd be willing to pay on a monthly basis.